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Judd Gregg: “One must ask the question, how can that sort of representation be made in light of the history of the educational…”

On the recordMarch 12, 1996
One must ask the question, how can that sort of representation be made in light of the history of the educational experience over the last 15 to 20 years? We know, I think, as a country because we have seen--and we have had enough experience with it now over the last 15 to 20 years--that putting more into education is not necessarily the way to resolve the underlying problem in education. Yet, there is no question that more money in some instances significantly improves education.
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Judd Gregg

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Discussing the impact of funding on education during a legislative debate.

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